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Las Vegas Urology

I worked here at the sunset location back office and in the time i was there, they changed management twice. Fired multiple people from different departments that have been there 10+ years for the smallest things and create a super stressful environment every day. I should’ve left when i seen the giant stack of file boxes in the hallway that said “lawsuits” on it! The malpractice claims are abundant. They push you to bust your behind and threaten to “outsource” your department if you can’t keep up. Your mind is constantly on trying to please them to not be fired. Management here is the absolute WORST! They do not care about their employees and make it clear that you are replaceable to them. Unless you are a suck up/brown nose type, they won’t even bother remembering your name for the first 6 months you’re employed here. Unless you do something to upset them, then they are quick to write you up without hearing you out or trying to teach rather than discipline. They don’t have refresher courses and their meetings are just them telling you how much better you all need to be doing. Recognition is scarce here. They are run on politics and only usually treat the longest employed person or biggest suck up the best here. The pay is ok. Not shabby but the insurance costs for family members are outrageous. The doctors complain about everything so be careful on that also. Oh and you can almost NEVER get ahold of an MA when you need something so you’re stuck doing work outside your job duties or “sending messages” only to get a response 3-5 days, even months later. You can’t even go to your managers office without worrying if they will tell you to talk to someone who isn’t “as busy” . The administration thinks they’re too good to talk to anyone that’s NOT in management so don’t u dare knock on their door for any kind of help. Smh. I would not recommend working here unless you like being shoved into a desk thats way too small in a corner with the A/C blasting you out into existence. No one knows you’re there unless they need something or you made a mistake. Their turn around for hiring employees is insane. You never can get to know anyone because they fire them so fast within weeks. BEWARE of this office!!!! Do yourself a favor and Search elsewhere. Ps they only post the positive reviews on their website. None of the negative ones, and trust me there are far more negative than positive. I’ve had hundreds of phone calls just telling me how terrible of a place this is and how much the patient HATES dealing with this place. If i ever had a urological issue, I’d NEVER step foot here. Not disgruntled by any means, just exposing a terrible company hidden by lies and fake personalities. Be cautious!

I have had the privilege of working at Las Vegas Urology for many years, and during this time, I’ve gained invaluable clinical experience while continuing to learn something new every day. The dynamic and evolving nature of this company keeps the work engaging and rewarding.

Las Vegas Urology is a growing organization that offers tremendous opportunities for professional development. Whether working in the clinic, supporting patient care, or contributing in the business office, there is a wide variety of roles available to suit different skills and interests.

The company’s growth also reflects its commitment to expanding its services and providing excellent care for patients. This environment has not only allowed me to refine my skills but has also encouraged me to contribute meaningfully to the team and the patients we serve.

Overall, Las Vegas Urology is a place where hard work, learning, and growth are highly valued, making it a great organization to build a career.

When you interview with LVU, you are told that there is growth, longevity and great benefits. The fact is, there isn't growth opportunity nor longevity. They have the HIGHEST turnover rate that I've seen! Watch out for management, as they are all cronies. As in the literal definition of the word.  Management will twist and manipulate anything that you say and use it against you. There is absolutely NO organization. You are told daily to do something different. As well as this is the 2nd manager in 6 months. There is no confidentiality with management or HR. You are constantly walking on  egg shells.  The pro is that medical coverage is paid by LVU @ 100%. PTO is awful! You only get 1 week of PTO.Holidays are paid by LVU.

This is the worst place I ever worked. The workload they place on the medical assistants is unmanagable. You have NO help or support at all. And if you stay late trying to return patient calls after clinic or catch up on the 100s of tasks you will get written up for overtime ! The management is some of the wordy I’ve ever come across, they will not listen if you say something they don’t agree with. Mangers play favorites and gossip with employees. They don’t even have a medical records dept. The doctors are nice and the patients are great, but LVU is a money hungry  and could care less about its employees. I would not recommend working there EVER!

LVU is a fast-paced and rewarding place to work. While the workload can be demanding, it’s fulfilling to know we’re making a real difference in patients’ lives. I feel LVU values good employees and recognizes hard work through programs like employee of the month, training stipends and events like holiday parties and family gatherings.  One of the challenges of working in a healthcare setting like ours is managing the natural turnover that comes with a busy practice. If you’re ready to work hard, this is a great place to grow your career while being part of a team. The pay and benefits are competitive. 

Worked here for a few months. Every doctor/pa in the office is great and kind. But the manager and supervisor have no control of the office. Staff runs the show and they’re still mentally in high school. Supervisor instigated issues between employees and manager was trying her hardest but it just wasn’t working. She said to just deal with their attitudes and it would eventually stop.  Higher ups are very strict about over scheduling and getting a certain amount of patients in every day. Procedures were booked on top of eachother. They were always looking to hire someone the whole time I was there. 

The over all work place is great, everyone works as a team and the coworkers all get along, no drama between coworkers. The downside at this company is the management. Horrible, managers don’t actually know how to work the positions, will never jump in and put in the work when short staffed. Favoritism is at an all time high, you have people doing amazing above and beyond work that get no recognition and you have the the people that lack team work and have no knowledge and are running around like chickens without a head and get praised. Not to mention, the managers lie to you behind close doors and deny what they say infront of HR. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The doctors are amazing. The staff are nice and professional. We all felt a sense of family. Great Christmas party and everyone strived to be part of something bigger. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
It’s a heavy work flow and anything can happen. You would need to prepared for anything. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great. Lots of work life balance. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Usually worked from 8:30 to 5:30. I worked both check out and check in.

In my experience, there was a significant lack in response to patients questions and concerns regarding insurance eligibility and authorization requirements.  Many occasions where employees would dismiss or place blame on the previous representative/departments that it "isn't my fault" or "isn't my responsibility". Lacking in professional development and conduct of team leads. 

When they say they’re a fast-paced, busy environment, they’re not kidding. Since I started, the number of providers has almost doubled. Yes, they can be demanding, but when you know your stuff and do your job, they respect you. They encourage camaraderie amongst employees. If you’re looking for a job that’s going to be mostly water-cooler time? Keep looking. If you are lazy or unmotivated, you generally don’t last long here. Simply because this is NOT the environment for it. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Medical assistant 5 salaries reported	$18.30 per hour
Director of nursing 2 salaries reported	$120,000 per year
Coding specialist 1 salary reported	$20.50 per hour
Billing specialist 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Billing manager 2 salaries reported	$67,500 per year

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